Recipes

Baby napping? Before you crash on the couch, whip up this easy Italian classic and pop it in the freezer so you're prepared for that next sleep regression.

Turn your sheet pan into a pie plate. This easy recipe makes two pies so you can enjoy one tonight and freeze the other for a night when you just can't.

These pies are easy to pull together and the not-to-spicy filling is perfect for your picky eater. It's a little taste of Jamaica for the whole family.

Frozen pie dough is your new best friend. These tasty pies can be whipped up in no time for a savoury snack or quick app when unexpected guests drop by.

Indulge those PSL cravings with the real deal—a pumpkin spice pie-for-one! This easy to pull together pie is the perfect cozy dessert.

Want to make dinner more fun? Swap out boring mashed potatoes for Tater Tots! Your kids will love the taste and you'll love the minimal prep time.

Make this quiche now and freeze it for one of those nights when you just don't feel like cooking.

De-stress your weeknights by stocking the freezer with this easy make-ahead Mexican favourite, which can be reheated in a pinch.

Grab the kids and an apron and get started on your holiday baking with these great recipes. There's something for everyone from cake to cookies.

Sip it straight-up or use it as a base for soup. This nutrient-packed broth is your best line of defence against cold and flu season.

Whether you're looking to sip something hot and cozy, swig some bitters or clink your mocktail, we've got you covered with these Christmas drink recipes.

Need some inspiration for what to serve on the big morning? Try one of these great Christmas brunch recipes.

Combat chilly winter mornings with a hot breakfast. From sweet pancakes and French toast to savoury tarts and quiches, these offerings will start your morning off right.

When the days are short and cold, warm up with some feel-good food courtesy of these comforting winter recipes.

Get it here: ALL the holiday recipes. We've rounded up our favourites that will take you from breakfast to appetizers to dessert and everything in between.

Is your fridge full of turkey and all the fixings? Recreate your holiday dinner into several meals this week with these recipes for Christmas leftovers.

Cookies are a classic Christmas dessert. But why not mix things up this year and serve bundt cake wreaths. The kids will have a blast decorating them.

When the weather outside is frightful, you make a pull-apart snowman cake. This winter dessert looks super impressive, but is surprisingly simple to make.

Making individual tarts can be finicky (who wants to deal with pie crust?). These minimal-effort squares are just as good without the hard work.